Hollywood Studio Magazine (1977)

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Crowds cheered when 47 year old Miss Leigh arrived at the Coliseum with her actor friend John Merivale. Someone mentioned the $13 million that the film had made. Said Miss Leigh ‘“‘Looking back, I wish I had owned a small percentage. It was a great film.” London (1960) — It was a time for memories for Vivien Leigh when she attended the London Coliseum’s showing of “‘Gone With the Wind,” the picture which made her a star 21 years previous, a star in the arms of Clark Gable who now like Leslie Howard is also dead. But Vivien Leigh did not stop to see the 3 hour, 40 minute epic on the first night of its re-issue. “‘I have seen it three times and that’s enough for me,” she said. ‘‘Anyway I have work to do.” She was rehearsing for her world tour with the old Vic. Van Johnson and Vivien Leigh, in a rare shot taken in London, (1960) Two of Britain’s leading actresses, Vivien Leigh and Mary Ure at the London Airport before flying to New York where they appeared in the play, “‘Duel of Angels”’